National Memorial Arboretum
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A peaceful place
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Although raining it was a brilliant place to visit. Almost all of the staff were welcoming, good cafe, informative road train journey.
We're coming back.
We're coming back.
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I wish more people knew about the NMA, what an absolute treasure. It's a beautiful and very moving day our. If you can, make sure you have a free tour as the guides are incredibly engaging and knowledgeable.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs welcome but on a lead
Dog-friendliness: Dogs welcome but on a lead
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Tranquil and immaculately kept. A perfect place to remember those that gave their all.
Cafe is lovely, hot food counter as well as pre packed sandwiches and pastries.
The shop with keepsakes , cups, bags etc and RBL stuff to buy. We'll worth a visit.
Toilets: Clean, tidy and modern
Cafe is lovely, hot food counter as well as pre packed sandwiches and pastries.
The shop with keepsakes , cups, bags etc and RBL stuff to buy. We'll worth a visit.
Toilets: Clean, tidy and modern
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Went here last wk end, first thing I didn’t realise how big the place was dispose this I think you need a couple of visits to cover the whole site properly
I found the areas which I was looking for and paid my respects
It is an amazing place to visit
If you pay you can ride a train around a lot of the site and you get a comentry as you go around the site, they also have mobility scooters that can be booked for you to use as well
Has a restaurants on site with hot cooked food, slightly disappointed the bacon rolls finish along with the breakfast at 1130
Personally I thought it was a tad expensive
There are people outside that can help you and give you direction as well as on the inside
On the whole a very good day out
I found the areas which I was looking for and paid my respects
It is an amazing place to visit
If you pay you can ride a train around a lot of the site and you get a comentry as you go around the site, they also have mobility scooters that can be booked for you to use as well
Has a restaurants on site with hot cooked food, slightly disappointed the bacon rolls finish along with the breakfast at 1130
Personally I thought it was a tad expensive
There are people outside that can help you and give you direction as well as on the inside
On the whole a very good day out
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An amazing place.
Seeing all the memorials, especially the wall were truly a memorable experience and a fitting tribute to all who died so we could live.
Words cannot express our time there
Seeing all the memorials, especially the wall were truly a memorable experience and a fitting tribute to all who died so we could live.
Words cannot express our time there
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A wonderful place.
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Beautiful place, well represented
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Interesting place visit on a nice day ,decent cafe.
Free to get In but you have to pay to park £6 on the day or £4 in advance.
Playground: Nice playground
Toilets: Excellent toilets
Dog-friendliness: You can take your dog In
Picnic area: Plenty of places to picnic
Free to get In but you have to pay to park £6 on the day or £4 in advance.
Playground: Nice playground
Toilets: Excellent toilets
Dog-friendliness: You can take your dog In
Picnic area: Plenty of places to picnic
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First time we’ve visited, from the off the staff are wonderful, the car park attendant, the reception/info desk, volunteers eager to assist with any enquiry, road train staff, restaurant/cafe staff all just wonderful .
The whole experience was fantastic and very well organised.
Definitely will visit again .
The whole experience was fantastic and very well organised.
Definitely will visit again .
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Amazing very moving
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Well, worth a visit, the grounds are keeped to a very high standard.
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I was honoured to lead the 11th National Ambulance Memorial Service last week.
The whole day was planned to perfection. The grounds are beautiful and well worth a visit.
The whole day was planned to perfection. The grounds are beautiful and well worth a visit.
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Enjoyed all aspects.
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Amazing place of remembrance
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This is such a well organised place. Helpful guides are plentiful to help you find your way round. Great food hall & clean toilets. The memorials are well worth a visit & you can use the landtrain for a guided tour.
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A wonderful visit.
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Unveiling of the Glorious Glosters memorial- stunning!
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A beautiful environment, entirely appropriate for a national memorial.
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A must visit for every veteran or those families who have lost a serviceman or woman.
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Serenity on a massive scale and all for four quid! Brilliant.
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Dog-friendliness: Excellent
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Very good friendly staff nice coffee
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150 acres of tributes for our brave armed forces & from the commonwealth. I think from 2st WW to today. When we were there remembering my wife's brother (K Ricketts) it was very overcast and started to rain then thunder, it was like being in a war zone with flashes of lighting and very loud thunder. The only thing I find strange is that they have a Stick Man trail, our guid said it was to get youngsters engaging in the memorial, Stick Mans for up to the age of 6-7. Do we want to get them involved in Death! Do take a buggy ride with guide its well worth it. £7-50 each for 45 minutes.
Toilets: Once our main building, I only saw 1 toilet a long way from other toilets.
Toilets: Once our main building, I only saw 1 toilet a long way from other toilets.
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Amazing place well worth visiting
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